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If we sold only five percent of that or if we expand our production capacity perhaps ten percent that would be between twenty and forty thousand cars a year you know its in a very good position. to make faster progress but also needs experienced people in the project like this man dave what has previously worked as a specialist for the mclaren formula one team now hes checking the performance of the ego life. im interested in working for them because this is the this is the future and this is th...

Through an especially high compression ratio now the car maker is made mechanical tweaks to the engine. running explains the turn down brings the cylinder count down by two while the turbine keeps spinning again i lag destroying the valve system shuts down cylinders one and four and that quite simply save fuel at lower r.p.m. . the new engines performance is impressive delivering acceleration from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour sprints of nine point two seconds its top speed is one hundr...

Steering angle and longitudinal and lateral acceleration for the optimal distribution of torque. i dont think that it was decided that all in all the car is a success it was quite a lot to its big brother the kodiak but its far more compact and that makes a difference that enhanced his dynamics especially in curves and improves the chances of finding a parking spot. the current stars said under twenty four thousand three hundred euros in germany while a kodiak will cost at least two thousand mor...

Speeds. fighter pilots travel up to three thousand kilometers an hour but they train hard to be able to withstand that stress on the body so will hyperloop travelers also need to carry out a special training programme the problem lies not in the speed but the acceleration during a sense in this sense an aircraft is constantly accelerating or braking those g. forces are punishing for the body. the hyperloop by contrast accelerates relatively smoothly and then maintains its speed much like an airp...

Judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning reporter, author and fox news contributor, joins us now. you listen to steve bannon, and hes not holding back. i mean, what do you predict this, what will occur in the republican party in the coming months? >> i think, eric, were going to see an acceleration and an escalation of the civil war within the republican party. i dont think theres any other way to read what bannon said in his presentation. this is a heavyweight competition. george bush on one side ...

Strike, what do you do? do you wait for a mad man to take a position and fire? >> i dont think so at all. first of all, those numbers dont surprise me, that is usually how america responds to the fact that we may be going to war, that is our history. heres what i think is going to happen. the 19th communist party congress in china is coming to an end. it will and i think this weekend or next week and what will happen is president xi will be solidifying his power base for the next five years. he ...

Unemployment rate is and where the gdp is, we should be at 5% fed rates. with acceleration with asia and europe, theyre still printing money and have negative rates. thats what is fueling a lot of this at this point in time. i dont think the word "significant" is in the cards but i think it will be a hair cut. >> neil: we talk about what the historical norm would be. gary was referring to overnight bank rate known as federal funds. its about a quarter of what it normally is. weve gotten used to ...

Independence. non-binding. how do you see it unfold? >> thank you for having me. i see it as the next chapter only to count his remaining isis in control. now that the government is trying to project his power across the country, they are taking place that meant the acceleration had to take place. on the other side, you have these fighters together. >> with the iraqi military? >> they are in the town together. now that we have issues within the kurdish communities and issues of how does the gove...

That may have been hampered because of what weve seen over the past nine months. what we havent seen yet is the ideology being in any way, shape or form being derailed, being drained, if you will. in fact, most of the times when we see attacks happen around the world as weve seen in spain and in france, the first thing that comes to mind is isis somehow inspires people to carry out these type of attacks and that remains undeterred. >> what has changed materially about the u.s. strategy towards i...

Or form being derailed, being drained, if you will. in fact, most of the times when we see attacks happen around the world as weve seen in spain and in france, the first thing that comes to mind is isis somehow inspires people to carry out these type of attacks and that remains undeterred. >> what has changed materially about the u.s. strategy towards isis since president trump took office? does he deserve the question that hes taking? >> there have been air strikes against isis inside syria as ...